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… The Sweet Food and Allied Workers Union (SFAWU) was established in 1974 with … (UTP). Amongst its founder members wereMaggie Magubane and Skakes Sikhakhane. The latter was elected as its first … the sugar, milling, biscuit, baking, dairy, brewing, sweet and chocolate industries. SFAWU had expanded into northern …

… Interactive and educational sites for learners and educators: These websites are recommended for use as an extra resource and as an 'activity' tool for the classroom, aimed at school … Classroom: Educational sites for learners and educators …

… The UN creates a task team to monitor the apartheid State and the racial affairs. 1958   — The African National Congress in Exile held a meeting in Ghana and declared the need for an Academic and Cultural Boycott of South Africa. 6 November 1962 — … South Africa’s Academic and Cultural Boycott - Timeline …

… political parties, released many political prisoners and detainees, and unbanned many people, including Nelson Mandela. On 20 and 21 December the first session of CODESA (Convention for a … The Drafting and Acceptance of the Constitution …

… Sabotage campaigns Between 1961 and 1963 MK was responsible for about 134 acts of sabotage. … it marked a significant contribution: “We had no revolvers and AK47s, let alone knowing how to use them. But given all … we really had the state worried, for in that period, lots and lots of sabotage attacks were launched” …

… Alfred Milner, a statesman and colonial administrator, became Governor of the Cape and … who descended on the republic after the discovery of gold in 1886 . According to Rene Kraus: ‘Milner had arrived … The Transvaal Boers, who because of the discovery of gold were becoming a powerful force in the region, threatened …

… family was originally from the Thanjavur district in India and her maternal grandparents were indentured labourers. Her … from Mauritius. They established a business selling fruit and vegetables to hotels. Mononmony was the fifth of nine … during the freedom struggle, she would deserve the gold medal. Despite her agony, she always remained a source …

… in England with her family at the age of three. Woolfie and Minnie Horvitch settled in Cape Town, where Ike Horvitch … Communist Party - SACP) in 1935 while still a teenager and sold the left-wing independent newspaper The Guardian on … of sedition in 1946 for supporting a strike of African gold miners , he was undone when the Suppression of Communism …

… . She was the second of four children born to Pauline and Thomas Selema Masekela. Her mother was a social worker in a family centre in Alexander and her father was a health inspector and part-time sculptor. …

… - UKZN]. Following the student boycotts in the 1970s, and upon learning that his name was on a list of 41 students to be expelled, Peter left university and studied through correspondence via the University of … ” by Astrid Kotze. The book outlined the development of worker plays in the Natal (KZN) region. (circa mid-1980s). …

… than that he ran away from home when he was ten years old and went coal mining in the forest of Dean, Wales. At the age of nineteen, Long joined the Royal Horse Artillery and Royal Field Artillery and left England. At the outbreak … example of the Smuts-Hoggenheimer alliance against the worker. Subsequent mass protest and political meetings …

… Law for domestic and farm workers unlikely this year 1986 - 1989 …

… Born in 1918, Mashaba was a factory worker. He joined the African National Congress during the Defiance Campaign and was active in the Moroka branch. …

… from the University of the Witwatersrand with a B.Com, and in 1954 he obtained his LLB Cum Laude. Two years later he … player, he was a member of the University’s soccer team and was selected for the Combined  South African Universities … conferred the Order of the Counsellor of the Baobab in Gold for Exceptional Service in Law, Constitutional, …

… at Rhodes University in the 1930s. An intellectual and a revolutionary, Harmel was profoundly versed in Marxism-Leninism and deeply devoted to the liberation of all mankind, most … on the British Communist Party’s newspaper, The Daily Worker. He returned to South Africa in 1939, and immediately …

… Before presenting the history and impact of resistance photography we must consider the … the Farm Security Administration (FSA). During the 1940's and 1950's documentary photography in America expanded to … Bailey's father Abe Bailey who earned his fortune through gold mining as the reason for that glaring void in coverage. …

… Sidney Percival Bunting . They had two sons– Arthur and Brian . Rebecca, together with her husband, attended the … independent Native republic, as a stage towards a workers' and peasants' government". The Buntings laboured for the … 1928, the Buntings joined up with Edward Roux in London, and together attended the Sixth Congress in Moscow. They put …

… Abstracts and papers: One Hundred Years of the ANC - Debating Liberation Histories and Democracy Today (conference) …

… same or similar ethnical backgrounds Exiled being expelled and barred from their native country, especially for … Key terms and definitions Grade 12 topic 4 …

… Gauteng ), South Africa. She was the daughter of Abraham and Pauline (Braude) Kantor. Wolpe was educated at the … Wolpe was arrested in July 1963 alongside Nelson Mandela and other African National Congress (ANC) members, who would … Cape Town surrounded by her family. Career 1951 - Social worker, Johannesburg City Council 1952 - 1954 - Supply …

… consistent with her being born in the Ramokgopa district and sources confirm that her family did in fact live in the … was born in Middledrift in the Cape Colony (both Charlotte and her husband were born in 1874). African National Congress … in the formation of the Industrial and Commercial Worker’s Union (ICU) in 1920. Maxeke was also involved in …

… Celebrating 50 Years Conference Abstract Exploring Student-Worker Alliance: the role of COSAS in trade unions, 1979-1985 … a crucial annual conference under the slogan, ‘student and worker unity’, which reflected the organisation’s … in the struggle for emancipation. Two years later, FOSATU and COSAS, respectively the largest independent trade union …

… education at Amanzimtoti Training College until 1967 and began her tertiary studies 1971 at the University of … . She obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Science (BSc) and left the country in 1976 to complete her MB ChB at the … African Government conferred the Order Of Luthuli Award in Gold for her contribution to the liberation struggle in South …

… known as Ismail Mohamed, the name on his birth certificate and to his family and friends as Josef. Professor Mohamed’s mother worked for White families to earn a living and to ensure the young Mohamed could attend school. He … National Science and Technology Forum. (2004). Tribute to Professor Ismail …

… Title. Cream background with red lines across top and black and white image of worker holding barbed wire … For a tomorrow free from oppression and exploitation …